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1 Health and development during the 20th century Daniel Gallardo Albarrán University of Groningen Groningen Growth and Development Center 25th Anniversary Conference Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 1 / 44
2 Outline 1 Introduction 2 Literature review 3 Methodology 4 Data 5 Results 6 Conclusions Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 2 / 44
3 Outline 1 Introduction 2 Literature review 3 Methodology 4 Data 5 Results 6 Conclusions Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 3 / 44
4 Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 4 / 44
5 Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 5 / 44
6 RQ: What is the impact of health on economic growth? Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 5 / 44
7 Outline 1 Introduction 2 Literature review 3 Methodology 4 Data 5 Results 6 Conclusions Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 6 / 44
8 Health and economic growth in the 20th century Cross-country growth regressions (post-1940 period) 1 Bloom, Canning, and Sevilla (2004); Acemoglu and Johnson (2007); Cervellati and Sunde (2001) 2 Most studies find a positive effect of health on economic growth Long-term analyses 1 Fogel (1994); Arora (2001); Floud et al. (2011) 2 Positive correlation between health and economic growth. Health improvements increased the pace of growth around 30 percent Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 7 / 44
9 Health and economic growth in the 20th century Cross-country growth regressions (post-1940 period) 1 Bloom, Canning, and Sevilla (2004); Acemoglu and Johnson (2007); Cervellati and Sunde (2001) 2 Positive effect of health on economic growth 3 Estimates may be biased if IV approaches do not fully tackle endogeneity concerns (Weil, 2007) 4 Focus on post-1950 period Long-term analyses 1 Fogel (1994); Arora (2001), Floud et al. (2011) 2 Health improvements increased the pace of growth around 30 percent 3 Small sample of developed countries Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 8 / 44
10 Contribution to the literature This study uses a level accounting framework that includes health (Weil, 2007) Contribution to the literature: Cross-country regression studies 1 Provide unbiased country-level estimates of the importance of health for income levels 2 Consider longer time span to fully cover the health transition Economic history studies 1 Consider many more countries (especially less-developed ones) 2 Focus on GDP levels during the 20th century Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 9 / 44
11 Contribution to the literature Level and growth accounting literature 1 I created a new dataset of physical capital stocks for 40 countries 2 Test the framework proposed in Weil (2007) with new data, further benchmarks and alternative measures of health 3 Examine the role of proximate determinants of income in the past (Hall and Jones, 1999; Caselli, 2005; Hsieh and Klenow, 2010) Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 10 / 44
12 Outline 1 Introduction 2 Literature review 3 Methodology 4 Data 5 Results 6 Conclusions Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 11 / 44
13 Health in the production function Y i = A i K α i (H i ) 1 α (1) where A is productivity, K is capital per worker, H is human capital and α is the elasticity of output with respect to capital. H i = h i v i L i (2) where L is the number of workers, h is human capital in the form of education and v is human capital in the form of health. Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 12 / 44
14 Success measure based on Caselli (2005) Consider that y kh = k α h 1 α and y khv = k α h 1 α v 1 α : Success Caselli excl.health = var[log(y kh)] var[log(y)] Success Caselli incl.health = var[log(y khv)] var[log(y)] (3) (4) Success Caselli based = Success Caselli incl.health Success Caselli excl.health (5) Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 13 / 44
15 Outline 1 Introduction 2 Literature review 3 Methodology 4 Data 5 Results 6 Conclusions Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 14 / 44
16 Data sources Data for six benchmark years (and 36 countries): 1900, 1929, 1955, 1973, 1990 and 2008 Income per capita: Bolt and van Zanden (2014) and PWT 9.0 Physical capital: own data and PWT 9.0 Life expectancy: World Population Prospects (United Nations), World Development Indicators (World Bank) and Clio Infra Database (Riley, 2005) Years of education: Clio Infra database and Barro and Lee (2013) Returns to schooling and health (Weil, 2007) Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 15 / 44
17 A new dataset of historical physical capital Methodology: perpetual inventory method to convert investment flows into stocks for structures and machinery and equipment I take into account changes in the relative price of structures and machinery over time Sources are the work of economic historians, statistical offices and historical national accounts from every analysed country The information is put together, corrected by extraordinary events (e.g. wars) and constructed in a homogeneous way Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 16 / 44
18 Introduction Literature review Daniel Gallardo Albarra n Methodology Health and Development Data Results GGDC 25th Anniversary Conclusions 17 / 44
19 Outline 1 Introduction 2 Literature review 3 Methodology 4 Data 5 Results 6 Conclusions Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 18 / 44
20 Success measure based on Caselli Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 19 / 44
21 Success measure based on Caselli Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 20 / 44
22 Success measure based on Klenow and Rodriguez-Claire Consider that y = K Y α 1 α ha 1 1 α ; ykh = ( K Y ) α 1 α h and ykhv = ( K Y ) α 1 α hv: Success K RC excl.health = var[log(y kh)] + cov[log(a), log(y kh )] var[log(y)] (6) Success K RC incl.health = var[log(y khv)] + cov[log(a), log(y khv )] var[log(y)] (7) Success K RC based = Success K RC incl.health Success K RC excl.health (8) Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 21 / 44
23 Success measure based on Klenow and Rodriguez-Claire Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 22 / 44
24 All success measures Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 23 / 44
25 Using larger samples Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 24 / 44
26 Using ASR instead of life expectancy Benchmark sample Caselli-based measure K-RC-based measure Weil-based measure country sample Caselli-based measure K-RC-based measure Weil-based measure country sample Caselli-based measure n.d K-RC-based measure n.d Weil-based measure n.d Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 25 / 44
27 Outline 1 Introduction 2 Literature review 3 Methodology 4 Data 5 Results 6 Conclusions Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 26 / 44
28 Conclusions Analysis of the explanatory power of health in accounting for cross-country income inequality since 1900 Main findings 1 The role of health accounting for income differences across countries increases during the period due to the unequal onset of the health transition 2 Between 1955 and 1990, the fraction of income variance attributable to health decreases due to significant progress in developing economies 3 After 1990, cross-country health differences do not decline and the explanatory power of health in accounting for income variance stays constant Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 27 / 44
29 Thanks for your attention! Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 28 / 44
30 Using larger samples Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 29 / 44
31 Using larger samples Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 30 / 44
32 Using larger samples Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 31 / 44
33 Using larger samples Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 32 / 44
34 Education and health wage returns Schooling (in %) Height (in %) Source: Psacharopoulos (1994) 13.4, 10.1 & 6.8 Bleakley et al. (2014) 8.4 & Schultz (2002) 7-10 Fogel (1994) 7.3 Behrman and Rosenzweig (2004) 3.3 Black et al. (2007) 3.3 Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 33 / 44
35 Model performance (II) PWT 66 (108) var y (1) 1.4 (1.8) var k / var y (22) 15 (14) var h / var y 2 2 (2) 1 (1) var v / var y 2 1 (1) 0.7 (1) var h+v / var y 8 6 (6) 3 (4) var k+h+v / var y (48) 30 (30) Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 34 / 44
36 Health and productivity (I) I j = constant + γ I z j + ɛ I,j (9) ln(v j ) = constant + γ v z j + ɛ v,j (10) where I is an observable health outcome (e.g. body height or life expectancy) and z is a latent measure of health. Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 35 / 44
37 Health and productivity (II) Consider two workers (1 and 2) with the same human capital in terms of education but different levels of health. Then, the difference in wages is defined by: ln(w 2 ) ln(w 1 ) = γ v (z 2 z 1 ) (11) I 2 I 1 = γ I (z 2 z 1 ) (12) ln(w 2 ) ln(w 1 ) = γ v γ I (I 2 I 1 ) (13) Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 36 / 44
38 Returns to health (I) γ v γ LE = γ v γ height γ height γ LE (14) Rearrange: height i,t = constant + γ height z i,t + ɛ i,t (15) LE i,t = constant + γ LE z i,t + µ i,t (16) height i,t = constant + γ height LE i,t + ɛ i,t + γ height µ i,t (17) γ LE γ LE Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 37 / 44
39 Returns to health (II) Life expectancy 1 Sample 1: from 1850 onward for 15 countries 2 Sample 2: decadal data from 1900 to 2000 (up to 95 countries per benchmark) Adult Survival Rates 1 Sample 1: from 1850 onward for 15 countries 2 Sample 2: decadal data from 1950 to 2000 (up to 87 countries per benchmark) Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 38 / 44
40 Choosing a different benchmark Reduced sample Variation in: var y var k / var y var h / var y var v / var y var h+v / var y var k+h+v / var y Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 39 / 44
41 Comparison with other studies Article % of var (y) accounted for A Caselli (2005) 40 (1996) Weil (2007) 48 (1996) Own results 48 (1955) Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 40 / 44
42 Regression coefficient for LE returns (Time Series) (1) (2) (3) (4) Height Height Height Height LE 0.346*** 0.337*** 0.185*** 0.255*** (30.08) (53.20) (6.55) (10.10) Year *** ** (5.48) (-2.51) Year LE *** (-8.69) cons 152.2*** 153.9*** 63.29*** 222.0*** (221.30) (253.92) (3.82) (9.65) City FE No Yes Yes Yes TE No No No No N Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 41 / 44
43 Regression coefficient for LE returns (Cross Section) (1) (2) (3) (4) Height Height Height Height LE 0.202*** 0.205*** 0.208*** 0.208*** (16.99) (14.97) (9.95) (8.77) Year (-0.47) (-0.31) (-0.42) Year LE (-0.19) (-0.16) cons 157.9*** 164.1*** 172.9*** 181.4** (230.31) (12.33) (3.54) (3.20) City FE No No No No TE No No No Yes N Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 42 / 44
44 Regression coefficient for ASR returns (Time Series) (1) (2) (3) (4) Height Height Height Height ASR *** *** *** *** (23.94) (48.65) (5.15) (9.56) Year *** *** (6.78) (-4.36) Year ASR *** (-9.63) cons 146.2*** 146.6*** 37.86** 292.9*** (132.57) (188.47) (2.36) (9.92) City FE No Yes Yes Yes TE No No No No N Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 43 / 44
45 Regression coefficient for ASR returns (Cross section) (1) (2) (3) (4) Height Height Height Height ASR *** *** *** *** (10.70) (9.84) (6.64) (6.69) Year *** (3.78) (0.13) (-0.10) Year ASR (-0.68) (-0.84) cons 158.7*** 73.55** (149.25) (3.26) (1.33) (1.53) City FE No No No No TE No No No Yes N Daniel Gallardo Albarrán Health and Development GGDC 25th Anniversary 44 / 44
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